So meine two cents on StarTrek ENT 3x07 The Shipment bin zu faul nochmal auf deutsch zu schreiben und so langsam auch zu faul diesen comment immer hinzuzufügen
[spoiler]The storyline does not come totally unexpected. Of course they would get to know someone at the Xindi colony who'd show that not all Xindi are involved in building the weapon even if, not knowingly helping with just that. I loved that this episode concentrated on Archer and Gralik throughout the beginning I was wondering what they'd do with their *witness* murder him was not an option at least that's what season 1&2 Archer would have thought. But this season has shown that he is very resolved to stop the Xindi from destroying earth. His assessment of what means may be justified by the aim could very well have changed and thus made it possible for him purposely kill people. Of course, since he met the good guy, shocked by what the Xindi have done so far, willing to help he didn't really come into the position of heaving to decide upon that. I would have liked it to be less simple, but alas that's just Star Trek being Star Trek I guess. I still did like the episode very much, there was enough suspension for it to have been fun watching and there was this hilarious moment when Gralik compared the Xindi Primates to apes. Archer's look at this moment was the best thing, since every human would rather compare the Xindi Sloth to apes!! *gg* I also liked to get to know more about the history of the Xindi. I still do wonder whether the information they got about earth destroying their civilization, which thinking of it appears kin of hard to do since they destroyed their home planet themselves and now live scattered on different world throughout the expanse, is accurate or who gave this information to them. Hmm. [/spoiler]
Wirklich alle Kritiken die ich gelesen habe, haben diese Folge runtergemacht. Ich fand sie einfach nur witzig. Meine liebsten Enterprise Folgen wären wohl der Pilot, The Cogenitor und Stigma. Shuttlepod One fande ich etwas zu langatmig aber in der Folge war zum erten Mal mehr über Reed zu erfahren und das Gezanke zwischen ihm und Tucker erinnerte mich teilweise an das "Odd Couple" Walter Mathau und Jack Lemmon, was dann doch sehr amüsant war.
(aber okay, ich bin auch jemand der buffy's "beer bad" gut findet 
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